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Ambient mixer: the sound of Sherlock's apartment
This is quite fun. You can change and mix the sounds yourself. There also is a "male sigh", just saying. 
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Re: Ambient mixer: the sound of Sherlock's apartment
I may have found something new to fall alseep to. 
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*stays away for the sake of real life*
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